GOLDEN OYSTER Mushroom, liquid culture syringe, Premium Mycelium™

GOLDEN OYSTER
Pleurotus citrinopileatus, also called the yellow oyster, is an Asian species popular with hobbyist growers for the gorgeous yellow color of the caps and the versatile, cashew-like flavor. It is also relatively easy to grow, can produce huge crops, and will accept many different substrate types. Unfortunately, golden oyster is almost never available fresh commercially, because its shelf-life is so short, and the mushrooms break very easily.
Golden oysters are not well-known as medicinal mushrooms, however as members of the Pleurotus genus they have many of the same potential applications as other oysters.

With this order you will receive one sterile syringe containing 10-12mL of fresh, live, and healthy mycelium thriving in our proprietary formula with the perfect balance of sugars and nutrients that are carefully assembled in a process that results in a pure, crystal clear, highly nutritious sterile solution with no sediment, debris, or other contaminants.
You will not find dark, dirty liquid in our cultures.

Our cultures are derived from high quality Mother Cultures and Wild Tissue Samples that we have further developed in the lab to isolate healthy, fast colonizing and high yielding phenotypes to bring the small grower or hobbyist high performing gourmet and beneficial mushroom strains without paying outrageous prices.

Our liquid cultures are never more than 2 generations from the Mother Culture and are regularly tested on agar to ensure they are healthy and viable.
We continually refresh our stock to ensure you receive the best cultures and genetics available.

All work is done in a professional microbiology lab by staff trained in Aseptic Technique and Standard Laboratory Procedures using only the best lab quality ingredients, equipment and instruments.

Order Includes:
One Liquid Culture Syringe Full of Mycelium.
Individually Packaged Sterile Needles.
Alcohol Prep Pads.
One Detailed Instruction Booklet.

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